With LLM AIs being the big new badass rockstar tech, when are we going to see some sort of implementation of them into games for enemy AI? At least for stealth games, the adaptability to different situations seems like it'd be able to reduce the gamey feel

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Anonymous 12/19/24 (Thu) 16:32:17 No.2159

With LLM AIs being the big new badass rockstar tech, when are we going to see some sort of implementation of them into games for enemy AI? At least for stealth games, the adaptability to different situations seems like it'd be able to reduce the gamey feel of sneaking past enemies and keep the player on guard more.

Anonymous 12/19/24 (Thu) 17:08:09 No.2160

they outsourced AI to humans through multiplayer battle royal games, and they're not coming back

Anonymous 12/19/24 (Thu) 18:22:01 No.2161

the few games currently using LLMs that i can recall were implementing them for text, like AI dungeon and the like
training them for videogames in general is something i've only seen in experiments and they were often quite janky, either failing to act according to design expectations or subverting them via unexpected glitchy cheese
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nKJlF-olKmg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zkbPdEHEyEI
at this point the above examples are ancient history but i haven't heard much since then in this regard, it still seems hard to implement and/or not particularly fun to play against
>>2160
funny you say that, because the biggest battle royale today is full of bots and has had them since 2019
https://fortnite.fandom.com/wiki/Bots
on top of tons of regular npc mobs

/maho/ - Magical Circuitboards

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